Social Items Jumping Circle of Atlanta Visits and Moves
A raft of social notices from Atlanta records Mrs Colquitt Carter and Mrs Hate Mitchell with Colquitt Carter visit Mrs Ben Con era at her Elberton country home. Dr and Mrs S A Visanska move from Majestic to 489 Washington Street. Many locals announce winter stays at the Georgian Terrace and lively uptown apartment moves on Piedmont Avenue. Families travel between New York, Chicago, Washington and Atlanta for the season, with greetings from Clarketon and Meriwether county relations.
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Colquitt Carter
Hate Mitchell
Ben Conera
Elberton
Mitchell
Carter
S A Visanska
Majestic
Washington Street
May Crichton
L. Elseman
Georgian Terrace
RL. Washington
New York
Callie, Hull
Athans
New Mexico
Philip ‘Weltner
J_C Beam
Piedmont Avenue
Sophie Haas
Long Branch
LB Oc, Morgan
Savannah
D. HL Orme
Ponce, de Leon Avenues
R. T Dorsey
Roy Dorsey
California
Thomas Render
Jaachamey
Mra B Ridley
Decatur
Render
Bula Render
Sarah Morgan
LaGrange
Canada
Newport
Misa Robscea Ryley
Lexington
Jacob Patterson
Claude Frederick
Willie
Keith
Helen Bellengrath
Asheville
Ayer
University of Tennessee
Morris
Elisigh Page Tucker
Albany
Dallas
Texas
Emma Denmark
Sisbama
J. H. Montgomery
Jon SC
Charles Avenue
North Carolina
Miller B. Hutchins Fleft
Kenneth Goode
Gheir
Hensington
Great
Neeny Irs
Goode
Tiss Cara Hutchins
W .A. Parker
Louiss Parker
Europe
Aged Black Man Fatally Hurt Digging A Well
Jessie Harper, an elderly Black man, fell into a well he was digging and died after being pulled from the bottom. A young boy Lee Alen descended into the well to assist but Harper died before rescue. The gas briefly affected the rescuers with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Harper
Harper
Cove
Lee Alen
Alien
Brown Explains Why He Entered the Race
Marietta Georgia September 8 1914 Joseph M Brown writes to Georgia voters explaining why he sought the senatorial seat and urging adherence to equal protection under law. He credits Senator Hoke Smith with proposed measures to keep cotton prices up and secure farm loans while affirming commitment to enforce laws impartially for all people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Brown
People of
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Catopaien
Eg Senate
United States
Europe
Asia
Congress
Gauss
Elijah
Israel
Smith
Marietta, Ga
Wayne County Fair Opens October 28
Waycross Georgia September 8 Specials Wayne county fair will open at Jesup October 24 and run through October 30 according to the fair association announcement The premium list is unusually large and reports to the association indicate more exhibits than ever before The movement for an annual county fair has sparked strong county interest and the event is expected to be among the best held in the state this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Wayne County
Jesup
Fair Association
Wayna
Deata
Man Guilty in Church Shooting Case in Gainesville
Judge G Looper presided at a special Gainesville city court session yesterday over the case of Will Jones charged with shooting up a church shooting on the public highway and carrying a pistol without a license. Jones pleaded guilty to one count, paid costs on another, and the third was not pressed. The total fine and costs amounted to 100 dollars. Jones said he would leave town after paying the sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Clalj
G . Looper
Will Jones
Sing Arunk
Bon P Gaillard
Behal
Jones
Looper
Louisville Academy Begins 131st Session in Louisville Georgia
Louisville Georgia September 8 The Louisville Academy opened its one hundred thirty-first school year with a morning session and a speech by Colonel J. Phillipa. The ceremony included songs and strong enrollment as the faculty opens with Professor BH Johnson as principal continuing the institution’s long educational tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisvile Academy
Sones
J. Phillipa
BH Johnson
Editor Receives Varied Donations Across Georgia County
Waycross Georgia September 8 a review of donations to a Nashville editor in Ber rien county over a week shows sugar cane corn rattles from a rattlesnake catamount peaches and numerous cigars shared by the generous hearted.
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Waycross
Nashville
Berrien County
South Georza
Woodland Citizens Pledge 250 Bales in Cotton Drive
Woodland Georgia on September 3 local business people launched a buy two bale of cotton movement pledging to buy 250 bales at ten cents per pound. The campaign aims to exceed 500 bales held locally before the movement ends.
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Woodland
State teachers to receive 500000 payment in sales funds
The 1914 school teachers’ flat payment of five hundred thousand dollars will be made in a few days. This sum equals twenty percent of the total sale files, which are valued at two and a half million dollars.
Rabbi Marx 10 Speaks to Ad Men's Club in Atlanta
A report centers on Rabbi Marx 10 addressing the Ad Men's Club in Atlanta. The meeting began Thursday afternoon with Bolvel Panchen at a wartorn zone affiliated Winecott event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Marx
AD Men's Club
Alanta
Bolvel
Panchen
Attendance for State Normal opens with strong dorms
Athens Ga September Special The twenty first annual session of the State Normal School begins on the 3rd with the dormitories nearly full despite wartime anxieties about attendance. Dean Rhodes shifts to business manager duties while Professor Wardian returns from Europe to become dean and emphasizes the need for well equipped country school teachers.
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Athens
State Normal School
Alexander Rhodes
Erafesosr J Iardian
Europe
Ae Erep
Thomasville Merchants Hold Cotton For 17 Cents Plan
Thomasville Georgia merchants and businessmen adopt a plan to buy several bales of cotton and hold it at their stores until it sells for 17 cents. They aim to aid farmers amid wartime strain by offering favorable terms and paying market prices.
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Thomasville
Europe
Anniova
Renm Tudoe Misinterpreted Quote Echoes in Debate
Fragmentary lines recall a suffragette dialogue about marriage and faith. An unnamed speaker muses on lost status, wonder, and possibility, noting the Lord’s design and a prospective spouse yet to be found. The text reads like a period-era theatrical or literary exchange.
Is Your Highness Ready for His New Fall Crown
A local shop advertises fall hats with Derby and Soft Hats in exclusive blocks. The Chance and Sphinx hats are priced from $1.50 to $2.00 and $3.00 respectively. A waistcoat line from a prominent builder is shipped, with vests priced $2.00 to $3.50. New fall suits at $15.00 and other men’s wear for sire or son are offered at popular prices.
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Your Highness
Sphinx
Mallory
President Wilson Buys Base Georgia Cotton
President Wilson today endorsed a drive to raise a large cotton crop in Georgia and the South to offset European war shortages. Senator Hoke Smith warned that cotton production would be halved and substitutes for other products would be used if demand slackened. Frank Taylor to go to St. Charles.
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Washington
Wilson
Ptton
Hoke
Palpi Alno
Rheast
Frank Taylor
ST. Charles
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Marie Harrison
E Wimpy
Clarketon
Mies
Willie Kate Travis
Florence
Meriwether County
L Eiseman
Wilma Eiseman
Atlantic City
Elma Eiseman
Chicago
Brooke Morgan
Henry L. Cellier
Toxeway
St. Elma Massengale
Wigwam
Indian Springs
W A. Callaway
Visi
W. John
Long Ti
Io University
Virginia Fain
Ruth Hollingsworth
Atlanta
Wiligiting
Mia
Joe Cartex
Tte
Ferol Humphries
Buford
Hne
Margaret Bonwell
Chase City
Vanate Ene EsEngle
I Wright
Arthur Smart
Troulriite’ Uy 2
St. Ryley
EB Yankey
Babbage
Pitteente Street
Frank Scott
Birmingham
Selma
Tran Roberty Donnelly
Teresa Zahn-Anderson
Mise Grace Stubbs
J P Hennedy
South Carolina
Kennedy
Myra Clark Scott
Hoyt Gale
Cleveland
Eile
Lillian Viola Mosely
William F Dukes
Wilmington
Dukes
Miles Annie Hankin
Alee
Maxwell House
Cheek-Neal Coffee, Company
Houston
Jacksonville
Dinah
Illinois
Brown
Senator Smith
Louisville Academy
I Jacobs
Jacobs
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
B. Frank Taylor
Piedmont Hotel
Will
Ver
Manaecer
Line
Toures
Seath
Washington Seminary
L. D
E. B. Scott
Peachtree Road
C.D. Crawley
West End
Peeples Street
Business Arkool
COX College
Cox
South
Collega
Less College
Cox College and Conservatory
College Park
Blue Ridge
Hendersonville
J. R. Sandifer
H.C
ARIST
Peachtree & Ivy Sts
Ivy
Willette A. Allen
Peachtree St
Atlanta Law School
Ixly Taw
Successt Gawrore
Hamilton Douglas
Immaculate Conception Academy
Siatera of Mercy
Studiez
Miss Hanna’s
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